Gezicht op Caesar's Hill met zittende man op de voorgrond, gezien vanaf Devonshire Hill, Zuid-Afrika 1901

This stereoscopic photograph, created by the anonymous photographer in 1901, captures a panoramic view of Caesar’s Hill in South Africa, as seen from Devonshire Hill. The image showcases the landscape of the region, with the viewer experiencing the depth and perspective of the hills through the stereoscopic format. The foreground features a solitary figure sitting on a rock, offering a human element to the expansive view. The image, which is part of a series of stereoscopic photographs by Underwood & Underwood, serves as a visual record of the landscape of South Africa at the turn of the 20th century.